Live Updates: Georgia vs Auburn Score

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Auburn head coach Hugh Freeze speaks with Georgia head coach Kirby Smart before the start of a NCAA college football game in Athens, Ga., on Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024.
Auburn head coach Hugh Freeze speaks with Georgia head coach Kirby Smart before the start of a NCAA college football game in Athens, Ga., on Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024. | Joshua L. Jones / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

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Stay updated with the matchup between Georgia and Auburn.

The Georgia Bulldogs and Auburn Tigers are set for an SEC showdown this evening, as the two programs converge on Jordan-Hare Stadium for their latest edition of "The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry".

As the two teams gear up for another matchup, both programs have immense pressure as they head into this game. The Bulldogs are looking to reach the College Football Playoff for the fourth time in five seasons, but have already suffered a loss earlier in the regular season. Should the Dawgs suffer another loss before November begins, their playoff aspirations will be on extremely thin ice.

Auburn, on the other hand, has lost to Georgia eight consecutive seasons in a row and has already suffered two losses this season. As the Tigers look to avoid another loss in their 2025 season, defeating a long-time rival for the first time in nearly a decade would be an excellent momentum builder for the season.

The Bulldogs, on paper, are the superior team ahead of this matchup and are ranked significantly higher than their opponents. Despite this, Georgia currently remains a slim favorite over the Tigers just hours before kickoff.

*This article will be updated both ahead of game time and during the game*

Live Updates: Georgia vs Auburn (20-10)

Georgia head coach Kirby Smart during the NCAA college football game against Tennessee
Georgia head coach Kirby Smart during the NCAA college football game against Tennessee on September 13, 2025, Knoxville, Tennessee. | Brianna Paciorka/News Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

First Quarter:

  • (15:00): Auburn will get the ball first. The kickoff goes through the end zone for a touchback. Auburn will start at their own 25-yard line. Auburn picks up a couple of first downs to get it near midfield. The Tigers continue their drive down to Georgia's 18-yard line before the Tigers use their first timeout. Arnold caps the drive off with a short rush for a TOUCHDOWN.
  • (7:39): Zachariah Branch returns the kickout near the 25-yard line. Georgia picks up a first down but a sack and an offensive pass interference call on third down force the punt. Auburn will take over at their own 24-yard line.
  • (4:13): Auburn marches it right down the field again. A conversion on 1st and 15 puts Auburn right in striking distance down near the goal line. (END OF QUARTER)

Second Quarter:

  • (15:00): Georgia manages to get the hold near the goal line. Auburn decides to kick the field goal and the kick is GOOD.
  • (13:41): Branch calls for the fair catch and Georgia will take over at the 25-yard line. The Tigers force a quick three and out. The Tigers will take over at the 25-yard line after the punt.
  • (12:18): Georgia's defense gets a stop of their own to force the punt. The Dawgs will take over at their own 35-yard line after an illegal formation call on Auburn.
  • (11:24): The Bulldogs are once again forced to punt in three plays. Georgia's punt rolls into the end zone for a touchback.
  • (9:27): Auburn marches down the field again. Jackson Arnold picks up 20 yards on 3rd down to get the ball inside of the five. Georgia then forces a fumble at the goal line and recovers.
  • (1:32): After a slew of penalties, including a targeting call, a roughing the pass call and an offsides call, Georgia marched down the field and was able to get into field goal range. The kick is GOOD
  • (0:13): Auburn is called for an illegal blindside block on the kickoff and is backed up to their own 10-yard line. The Tigers elect to knee out the clock and go to halftime. (END OF QUARTER)

Third Quarter:

  • (15:00): Georgia will start with the ball at the 25-yard line after the touchback. Auburn gets a stop after Georgia goes for it on fourth down near midfield. Auburn takes over.
  • (11:58): Georgia responds by making a stop of their own on fourth down to get the ball back.
  • (9:10): Georgia marches down the field and thanks to a big play from Noah Thomas to get them inside of the five, Chauncey Bowens does the rest and punches it into the end zone for a TOUCHDOWN.
  • (7:23): Auburn will take over at the 25-yard line after the touchback. The Tigers are forced to punt after Georgia gets a sack on third and short. The Dawgs will get the ball at their own 40-yard line after the punt.
  • (5:43): Georgia manages to pick up a couple of first downs but Auburn gets a stop on third down to force the field goal. The kick is GOOD from 52 yards.
  • (1:22): Auburn will get the ball at the 25-yard line after the touchback. Georgia forces a three and out on Auburn and the Tigers will punt the ball away. Georgia takes over at the Auburn 46-yard line after the Tigers shank the punt.
  • (0:04): Frazier takes the carry for a gain of one. (END OF QUARTER)

Fourth Quarter:

(15:00): Branch picks up a first down on 3rd and 6 off of a screen pass to get Georgia within scoring range. Georgia is called for a blindside block on third down after picking up the first down. Stockton then scampers to make it 4th and 8, which brings the field goal unit on. The kick is NO GOOD.
(11:44): Georgia forces another three and out which brings on the punt unit for Auburn. The Dawgs will take over at their own 21-yard line.
(10:38): The Dawgs manage to pick up a few first downs and elect to go for it on fourth and short and pick up the first. Georgia converts again on 4th down and then picks up three yards on first down. Auburn uses their second timeout. On third and short, Stockton scrmables and scores a TOUCHDOWN.
(1:53): Georgia gets the stop on fourth down and will take over.
FINAL: Georgia 20, Auburn 10

Of the last six matchups to take place between the Bulldogs and Tigers in Jordan-Hare Stadium, four of them have resulted in one-score finishes, with Georgia's 2023 victory in a 27-20 thriller being the most recent. In addition, four of Auburn's previous five victories over Georgia have taken place in Jordan-Hare Stadium, with every victory during the last 20 contests also occurring at home.

As Georgia and Auburn prepare for their matchup on Saturday, forecasts project that weather conditions around kickoff time will be idealAccording to The Weather Channel, Saturday's weather is expected to be a high of 74° and a low of 53° in the evening. There is just a 24% chance of precipitation.

Kickoff for this game is scheduled for the evening and will be aired on ABC. Sean McDonough will handle play-by-play responsibilities, while Greg McElroy will handle color commentary. Molly McGrath will be the sideline reporter.

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